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Brazil Soybean, Corn Planting Will Persist Around Rain

Kansas City, October 28 (World Weather Inc.) – Rain in center-west and south-central Brazil continued to improve the moisture profile during the past week. Soybean and first-season corn planting continued, though progress remains behind last year’s pace due to the late onset of seasonal rainfall. These areas will receive additional rain this week that will improve or maintain a good environment for crop establishment and early-season growth. Southern Brazil will trend drier than normal this week, which will be beneficial for more aggressive winter wheat maturation and harvesting while promoting additional summer crop planting.

U.S. Winter 2024-25 To Be Wettest East, NW

Kansas City, October 28 (World Weather Inc.) – A change in weather is coming for North America over the next several months that will bring on some improvement in precipitation after an unusually dry and warm September and October. The only exception to the recent dry conditions has been the Delta, lowermost Midwest and southeastern states due to Hurricanes Francine and Helene. The first sign of change is coming in November and that will bring some relief to dryness from the southwestern Plains through a part of the central Plains and lower Missouri River Valley to the western Great Lakes region while the southeastern states are still drier than usual. During the winter this will change, though, with the Atlantic Coast States and many areas from the Tennessee River Basin to the northeastern states likely to be a little wetter than usual. A part of the Pacific Northwest and Great Basin will also be wetter biased. Temperatures will average near to above normal.